Father's Day Collection

Your mailman is going to wish they didn't skip arm day when it comes time to deliver these cast iron bookends from Japanese designer Rikucho Ogasawara. We could talk about the Ogasawara's unique ability to apply modern design to such a traditional production process, but here's what you really want to know. Whichever super impressive books you like to display, but maybe haven't actually read...these bookends will hold them up and make sure visitors to your home notice them and assume you read them. These horn inspired bookends are sold as a pair, and have become an iconic design of master craftsman Rikuchou Ogasawara. Made with traditional techniques from the Iwate region of Japan, the cast iron is modern and classic at the same time. An appropriately understated yet distinct design to hold up your beloved books - place on your shelf or right on your desk as a visual centerpiece. Hand-made cast iron may show slight variation.

Have you ever stopped to really look at your keyboard? It's gross, like really gross. After you hold it over the waste bin and give it a few good knocks, do a better job of keeping it clean on the regular with this clever keyboard brush from Kanaya.       

A quarterly, ad-free journal detailing the timeless design of Porsche. Each issue offers 250+ pages covering every facet of Porsche. 019 Departments Editor’s Note: Five years in…987.2 Boxster Spyder door pullsSascha Maassen at Petit Le Mans 2002Tony Hatter on wheels as jewelryStaud Studios911 GT1 rotor and padExterior NeodymeAMG race carBooks on Brumos, IROC, Strenger1955 356A Cabriolet996.2 GT31975-1976 914 2.0 019 Features The Mauritius (cover story)By Christoph Mäder // Photography Larry ChenDiscovering the super-rare 968 Turbo RS 2.2 ManifestoBy Alexander Palevsky // Photography Trevor RyanExploring the magic of 1970-1971 2.2 911s in central California plus Ferry’s 1970 911SBy David Conklin Bridging the GapBy Glen Smale // Photography Alex BlassingameThe ultimate normally-aspirated, air-cooled 911: the 911 Cup 3.8 RSR plus The Cup 3.8 RSR in AmericaBy Alex Job, Cort Wagner, and Kerry Morse // Photography John Brooks and Bruce Benedict The Long Game: 917 LangheckBy Jay Gillotti All orders are shipped within 5-7 business days. No exchanges or returns.

A quarterly, ad-free journal detailing the timeless design of Porsche. Each issue offers 250+ pages covering every facet of Porsche. 020 Departments Editor’s Note: Screens v buttons1991 color swatch boxSascha Maassen at Monaco 1994Loud pipesInside Le Mans 2021Let me ventFrom the Ritter collectionAlfa Romeo 4C964 Turbo928 GTSCayman 2.7 and 2.9 020 Features Connect FourBy Richard Meaden // Photography Andy MorganGetting to the heart of the four-cam driving experience in a trio of four cams: 1958 718 RSK, 1961 356 Carrera GT, and 1964 904 GTS Classic Plastic (cover story)By Richard Meaden // Photography Andy MorganDriving 904-055, one of the most original examples of Porsche’s 904 Carrera GTS plus Best of the Breed: History of 904-055By Philip Basil and Factory Fresh: 904 AssemblyBy Bill FarrellNever-before-seen photos of 904s on the factory floor Road > RacerBy Zach Bowman // Photography Clint DavisComparing 993 RS and 993 Cup on a drive in Appalachia Ghost in the Ink: Jiri KuhnertBy Rostislav Korycanek and Triple ZeroThe most talented Czech designer you’ve never heard of Yesterday’s News: Cayenne Turbo GTBy Alexander Palevsky // Photography Alex Bernstein Current Event: Taycan GTSBy Pete Stout // Photography Alex Bernstein All orders are shipped within 5-7 business days. No exchanges or returns.

A quarterly, ad-free journal detailing the timeless design of Porsche. Each issue offers 250+ pages covering every facet of Porsche. 021 Departments Editor’s Note: Independent thinkingT80 rekord carSellers at Petit Le Mans 2013Genesis: 911-50986 & 996 headlightsM471Hella taillightsX51 Power KitsWera KraftformSmarter tach1968 911R brochureSpeed on 1.0 liter 021 Features The One That Changed EverythingBy Pete StoutLooking back at the introduction of the second 996 GT2 plus The 2 That Broke Through (cover story)Photography Manolo LangisA conversation between Triple Zero and Hartmut Kristen on the 996 GT2 program Some Assembly RequiredBy Laurance Yap // Photography Trevor Ryan and Larry YanovichThe E-Class: an unprecedented collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and Porsche Drawing Outside the LinesBy Chantel Tattoli // Photography Frederik Dulay-WinklerA deep dive into the career of design head Harm Lagaaij 3.0 > 3.1 > 3.2By Christoph Mäder // Photography Roman RätzkeComparing a trio of 911s: 1976 Carrera 3.0, 1980 911 SC, 1989 Carrera plus CounterpointBy Bob Chapman All orders are shipped within 5-7 business days. No exchanges or returns.

“Camaro at New Jersey burnout contest” - Dewey Nicks Camaro burning out  Classic fit and finish 100% combed cotton Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Designed and printed in California

We don't know why Japanese craftspeople take everything and make it better and more beautiful, but they just do. And why shouldn't something as functional and utilitarian as a bottle opener get a serious glow-up?